I might ask Dawn to add on to that, but what I would say is that not all safety concerns are the same.
You do need to make sure that you have a standard in place in order to ensure that you're following up on a regular basis, but you have to have that standard consider the severity or the complexity of the deficiency that you found to make sure that corrective measures can be taken. It's not just about one standard. It's about having standards based on certain severities and complexities and making sure that you follow up in a timely way. Otherwise, we'll all be sitting here again in a few years saying that we're still not measuring effectiveness. You do really need to have a deadline for inspectors to follow up.
I'm seeing from Dawn that it looks like I gave a good answer, so we're good.